Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education to announce TKA results at 1pm WIB
And the inter-system connectivity to distribute TKA results to regions requiring them, particularly in relation to SPMB, has been successfully implemented according to each region’s SPMB schedule.
Jakarta (ANTARA) - The Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education (Kemendikdasmen) is set to announce the results of the Academic Ability Test (TKA) for primary and secondary school levels at 1pm WIB to educational institutions via the official TKA website.
Head of the Basic and Secondary Education Policy Agency (BKPDM) Kemendikdasmen, Toni Toharudin, stated that TKA results can be accessed by educational institutions via the official TKA website at https://tka.kemendikdasmen.go.id/hasiltka/.
“Respected colleagues, the full results of the TKA for elementary/madrasah ibtidaiyah (MI) and junior high school/madrasah tsanawiyah (MTS) levels will be announced today, 26 May 2026, precisely at 1pm Western Indonesian Time,” Toni said during a media briefing on TKA results for SMP/MTS and SD/MI levels at the E Building Complex of Kemendikdasmen in Senayan, Central Jakarta, on Tuesday.
He added that the TKA system is connected to various regional government systems, enabling immediate utilisation of the results, particularly for the Prestige Admission System (SPMB) registration.
“We have successfully implemented the inter-system connectivity to distribute TKA results to regions requiring them, particularly for SPMB, in line with each region’s SPMB schedule,” Toni said.
At the same event, Head of the Education Assessment Centre (Pusmendik) Kemendikdasmen, Rahmawati, said the agency would send the Collective TKA Results List (DKHTKA) to educational institutions for verification of each test-taker’s personal data.
“Schools will ask students to verify their biodata, full name, date of birth, and other details listed in the collective list,” Rahmawati said.
If all data in the DKHTKA is verified correctly, schools can immediately sign the absolute liability statement in the system.
Following this, she added, each test-taker’s TKA Certificate (SHTKA) will automatically be available for schools to download, print, and distribute to the students.